I don't really understand the title of this movie. There is also a bit of confusion about the motives of the male protagonist. After escaping from prison, why is he so happy to be a savior of family problems? Shouldn't he run to his own goals and end up in a dead end?
In the movie, after the male protagonist escapes from prison with a pervert, he grabs a car and runs away in a high-profile manner. Because of the lack of food and use, the perverts first broke into the house to rob, but they did not rush and even bullied women and little boys. The male protagonist taught him a perverted lesson after seeing it, and when he saw the frightened boy, he tried to appease him. The neighbors couldn't stand it anymore, and the guns completely disrupted the crime rhythm of the two people, bringing the story back to a more serious track. So, the two criminals had to kidnap the little boy and escape. This successfully called the police out.
After confirming that his accomplice was a pervert, the male protagonist was uneasy to let him go out to buy things, but he himself let the child raise a gun and watch the pervert in the car. Kind of confusing.
Unexpectedly, the pervert is still mentally retarded, and in that case, he still wants to molest the little boy. This just gave the male protagonist a reason to shoot and kill him. Since then, it has entered the feature film.
After the male protagonist escaped from prison, he was going to go to a beautiful place, but because he kidnapped a boy, his goal became to give the boy a trip, and finally took his own life for it.
Traveling with an unrelated child after escaping from a prison would make one wonder what he was doing if it wasn't so thrilling. Moreover, the male protagonist is determined to teach the child what to do, and he also trusts the boy to make independent and correct choices in times of crisis.
The boy who is inexplicably spoiled, of course, cherishes the opportunity. First, he stole things in the store, then forced the car, and finally upheld justice and shot the male lead down.
Look at the male protagonist again, with such a bear child, the father's love is overflowing, and he tolerates and supports him again and again, creating opportunities for him to do things. Picture what? See the boy as your childhood self and save your childhood through the boy?
Stealing a car, buying something, robbing a car again, and teaching a domestic abusive father, the four main scenes are connected in series. climax.
In order to make the trip more tense, there were also a few supporting police officers who drove an RV to create a branch line to create an atmosphere, and did some analysis and failed pursuits.
In the end, the story could have let the male protagonist take the boy for a circle, and then walked away by himself, but in order to sublimate the story, the boy shot and injured the male protagonist. The gesture took out a photo to the boy, which successfully seduced the sniper to shoot and kill the male lead.
The boy finally completely relied on and fell in love with the male protagonist, but he could only say goodbye by crying and reluctance.
Of course, my analysis is not to say that the movie is not good-looking, the plot is abrupt and reluctant. I think the movie is good and the characters stand up.
The film attaches great importance to artistic expression. In order to promote the development of the plot, anything unreasonable and abrupt can be packaged and mixed. As long as it is handled well, people will not notice it, and it will be wonderful to watch.
However, I still prefer movies with less dramatic storylines.
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